Information Must Move
Files, emails, database changes, and recovery data often need to cross security boundaries.
Bardin Gate enables controlled information exchange, secure data movement, and operational resilience across separated and security-sensitive environments.
Business systems, users, applications, databases, mail systems, and file repositories.
Isolation, validation, policy control, workflow, auditability, and governed exchange.
Separated networks, recovery storage, secure zones, critical systems, or controlled destinations.
Critical organizations often need to separate environments without completely stopping the flow of operational information. Bardin Gate is designed for that boundary.
Files, emails, database changes, and recovery data often need to cross security boundaries.
Permanent connectivity can increase exposure between operational, business, and isolated environments.
Security-sensitive transfers require visibility, approval workflows, and traceable records.
Backup and recovery architectures must remain available during ransomware and destructive incidents.
Bardin Gate receives prepared data from one network, seals the chamber while policy checks run, physically switches to the other side, and delivers only what passed. The two networks are never connected at the same moment.
Each product addresses a specific isolation or controlled exchange scenario while following one common design principle: controlled exchange, limited exposure, operational governance, and clear trust boundaries.
Physical Layer 1 Isolation Switch
Physical Layer 1 network isolation switch for environments that require hardware-based path selection without routing or packet forwarding.
Air-Gap Registered Pipeline
Automated Air-Gap Registered Pipeline for controlled, auditable machine-to-machine movement between isolated systems.
View ProductAir-Gap Registered Transfer
Air-Gap Registered Transfer appliance for governed, approved, and auditable movement of individual files submitted by people.
View ProductAir-Gap Backup Vault
Air-gapped backup and recovery appliance designed to preserve recoverability during ransomware incidents.
Air-Gap Mail Gateway
Isolated mail transfer appliance for controlled email exchange without permanent end-to-end connectivity.
Air-Gap Database Synchronization
Air-gapped database synchronization appliance for controlled replication across isolated environments.
View ProductBardin Gate products are designed to reduce unnecessary connectivity and make data movement explicit, controlled, and auditable.
Security boundaries are designed before data workflows are enabled.
Exchange patterns avoid unnecessary permanent connectivity between separated environments.
Transfers and synchronization can be governed by policies, roles, approvals, and audit requirements.
Products are designed for real operational environments, not only theoretical isolation models.
Bardin Gate supports organizations that must operate across trust boundaries without turning separation into operational blockage.
Automate recurring file movement between isolated systems while preserving policy enforcement, auditability, and separation.
Maintain isolated recovery copies and controlled recovery paths for critical data.
Enable email transfer without maintaining permanent end-to-end connectivity.
Synchronize selected data changes across separated environments with governance and traceability.
Use physical Layer 1 switching where network paths must not be simultaneously connected.
Let authorized people move individual files across an isolation boundary under policy, approval, and audit.
Bardin Gate is relevant for organizations where separation, recoverability, and controlled information exchange are operational requirements.
Operational networks, BSS/OSS environments, and sensitive data exchange.
Separated environments, controlled workflows, and governance requirements.
Sensitive records, regulated operations, and resilient recovery needs.
Operationally critical environments requiring strong separation.
Discuss the environments, information flows, trust boundaries, and operational evidence your use case requires.